It's not easy for any player to make it to the professional league and Kenny Pickett is no exception. He has been living up to his potential in the NFL.
Kenny Pickett has had a long and successful career in the NFL, but it's as a Pittsburgh Panther that he is most remembered. After leaving the Panthers as a free agent in 2009, Pickett signed with the Steelers and went on to have one of the best seasons of his career.
He was voted to his third Pro Bowl and led the Steelers to their first Super Bowl victory in over two decades. Pickett is now an integral part of the Steelers' team and is known for his hard work and determination on the field.
Fewer teams than Pittsburgh deserve the benefit of the doubt, having found his top pick in the quarterback to fall into the team's lap.
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It's a decent thing to do, and it should end there. At Peak No. 20, its original pick, Pittsburgh only waited for a handful of quarterback-unnecessary team entertainment and passed potential fit.
The Steelers draft came only as a long- term heritage plan with Mitchell Trubisky, ignoring the relief of Ben Rothlesburger in each of the former many drafts, despite the egregious signs of his aging.
Only now have we wondered how Kevin Colbert and Mike Tomlin kept Antonio Brown on the rails for nearly a decade. Only now do we give them credit for letting Le’Veon Bell go out the door, playing with amazing chronicity all the time.